Does this come with the Mac command key like other apex models do?

No, but Macs can use nearly all keyboards built for Windows PC, whether they are USB or Bluetooth, but you may notice that the layout of some of the modifier keys are different on a Mac keyboard from the layout of a Windows keyboard. Specifically, the WINDOWS and ALT key of a Windows keyboard are switched compared to the Mac keyboard layout of OPTION/ALT and COMMAND keys. This can lead to erroneous keyboard shortcuts or other unexpected key press behavior when using a PC keyboard with a Mac. A simple solution to this problem is to remap the Windows and ALT key and the command and option/alt keys on the Windows PC keyboard connected to the Mac, so that the keyboard layouts will mimic expectations based on the standard Apple modifier key layout, rather than what it says on the PC keyboard. For most Mac users who connect a PC keyboard to their Mac, this will dramatically improve their typing experience when using a PC keyboard. Using a Windows PC Keyboard on Mac with Remapped Windows & ALT Keys This trick works the same with all Windows and PC keyboard with the standard CTRL / Windows / ALT key layout, and all versions of Mac OS: Connect the Windows PC keyboard to the Mac as usual, either by USB or Bluetooth Pull down the  Apple menu and choose “System Preferences” Click on “Keyboard” Choose the “Keyboard” tab and then click on the “Modifier Keys” button in the lower right corner of the preference panel Choose the PC keyboard from the “Select Keyboard” dropdown menu at the top of the Modifier keys screen to insure you are modifying the proper keyboard connected to the Mac Click the dropdown next to “OPTION Key” and select “Command” Click the dropdown next to “COMMAND Key” and select “Option” Click “OK” and test out the newly remapped keyboard keys * Once finished you will have a new digital layout of the Windows PC keyboard keys when used on the Mac: WINDOWS key becomes the ALT / OPTION key on Mac OS ALT key becomes the COMMAND key on Mac OS * NOTE: Some PC keyboards also have the “CNTRL” and “ALT” keys switched too, compared to a standard Mac key layout. If applicable, go ahead and switch those with the same Modifier Key trick outlined above. A simple way to confirm the keyboard modifier keys are switched as expected is to issue a keyboard shortcut, like a screen capture (Command Shift 3) or a Close Window command (Command + W). It should work as you’d expect based on the Mac keyboard layout. Obviously this isn’t going to change the actual physical keyboard appearance, so you’ll have to get used to the appearance of the keys saying one thing, but doing something else. But if you are mostly a touch-typer and never look at your hands when typing this shouldn’t be an issue. Essentially you are reversing the Windows PC keyboard Windows and ALT keys (which become the Command and Option/ALT keys when connected to the Mac), which puts them in line with the default Mac and Apple keyboard layout of those buttons. Thus, the Windows PC keyboard Windows key becomes the new ALT / OPTION key on the Mac, and the Windows PC keyboard ALT key becomes the new COMMAND key on the Mac, just like it would be on an Apple keyboard.

Does this keyboard have anti ghosting or N-key Rollover?

Yes 100% anti ghosting and N rollover on all 84 keys

Does the apex pro have a clicky or linear switch?

Not clicky at all. There is an impact of the keycap if you push it down all the way and when it springs back up, but there's no other tactile or audible feedback.

Brand	SteelSeries
Item model number	64842
Hardware Platform	PC
Operating System	Windows 10
Item Weight	2.42 pounds
Product Dimensions	11.5 x 4 x 1.6 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11.5 x 4 x 1.6 inches
Color	Black
Power Source	Corded Electric
Batteries	1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer	SteelSeries
ASIN	B0B16JFF54
Date First Available	June 21, 2022

Apex Pro Mini Wireless Keyboard - 60% Design - OmniPoint 2.0 - Quantum 2.0 Wireless - Double Shot PBT Keycaps - Black

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